A new Defense Department background check security system could force bases that do not require most visitors to show more than a driver's license to enter the gate to obtain special passes to access ...

Bases stateside will be seeing tighter security for non-Defense Department visitors this year as more resources become available for bases to conduct background checks. Each of the services is ...

Members of the defense community, starting this Friday, automatically will be screened against the FBI's criminal database when they try enter military installations and pulled aside if the system ...

Some military installations are now able to run FBI background checks on anyone trying to pass through their gates. In what is partly a response to the mass shooting in September at the Navy Yard in ...

"We're the nation that put cars in driveways and computers in offices; the nation of Edison and the Wright brothers; of Google and Facebook. In America, innovation doesn't just change our lives. It is ...

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A new DoD background check system will end open access policies at some bases and instead require visitors without DoD ID cards to receive a special pass. A new DoD background check system will end ...